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2023-02-19T19:24:06+00:00
Ugandan skater Brian Bukenya, ranked 253 globally, was the top performer for his country, finishing in 156th position with 6.58 points. Veteran Douglas Mwesigwa managed 4.10 points, placing him five positions lower than Bukenya.
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2023-02-19T13:54:08+00:00
Cheptegei just about held on for bronze ahead of a fast-finishing Kamworor, both men timed at 29:37, after which he promised ‘focus now turns to the track’.
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2023-02-19T11:34:29+00:00
Vipers sits third in group C, three points behind second placed Horoya AC, after collecting only one point from their opening two games.
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2023-02-19T09:56:03+00:00
There were also moments of dominance in the game as they galvanized arousing support from their home crowd, all of which Bianchi believes to a positive day and lays foundation for what is to come.
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2023-02-19T08:46:07+00:00
The result left Horoya in a strong position after collecting four points from their opening two group games.
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2023-02-18T16:29:18+00:00
And while they may not have provided a perfect evening, he can take solace for an improved and promising performance that saw his side create the better chances over 90 minutes.
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2023-02-18T10:39:08+00:00
Prisca Chesang finished seventh in 34:42 to lead Uganda’s charge for a team bronze that was helped by national cross-country champion Stella Chesang finishing 10th in 34:58, Doreen Chesang 11th in 35:01 and Rispa Cherop 16th in 35:30.
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2023-02-18T08:10:06+00:00
Jacob Kiplimo's gold follows amazing progress from the 22-year-old, winning gold in the U20s race in 2017, and following it up with Silver in 2019 in Aarhus, Denmark.
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2023-02-18T07:36:19+00:00
Kibet lead the race for long, and held on as the lead pack whitled down with every lap, but faded at the very end.
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2023-02-18T06:36:47+00:00
Kenya and Ethiopia went on to dominate the race as expected, sweeping the top nine positions.